Oh, yeah, let's hope for some more good empty public school buildings that used to afford kids the opportunity to walk to a school in their neighborhood and learn -- especially the ones who don't *have* other ways of getting to school, who aren't well served by a bus route, whose parents can't afford the bus far or the time to get them halfway across town to school, etc. Then we can rent them out to interesting educational groups, not that the kids who are now having even more trouble getting to the math+reading part of their education are going to make it to afterschool classes run by sprout or parts and crafts. Or, heck, we could just turn them into condos!